Venezuelans Remember the 1989 Caracazo Uprising Against Neoliberalism - teleSUR English

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On February 27, in a commemorative ceremony of the “Caracazo”, Nicolás Maduro took advantage of his speech to respond to the decision...

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When 36 years of "El Caracazo" were commemorated, the Venezuelan people mobilized on Thursday in the streets of Caracas (capital), to recall the popular revolt that took place on February 27, 1989 against the neoliberal measures of former President Carlos Andrés Pérez. At that time, Venezuelans rejected the increase in ticket prices as one of the negative effects of the unpopular measure of the then president of the Fourth Republic, as well as t…

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Venezuelans Remember the 1989 Caracazo Uprising Against Neoliberalism - teleSUR English

Thirty-six years ago, Carlos Andres Perez’s state terrorism left thousands of victims. On February 27, Venezuelans commemorate “El Caracazo,” a massive urban popular uprising that raised its voice against right-wing President Carlos Andres Perez and his neoliberal economic policies. RELATED: Venezuela Launches Great Mother Earth Mission to Promote Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Thirty-six years ago, Venezuela experienced on…

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“Comandante Chávez said that if a date of birth of the Bolivarian revolution was to be sought in the streets of Caracas, Guarenas and then Venezuela on February 27-28,” said President Nicolás Maduro, after commemorating the “popular insurrection” known as the Caracazo on February 27th. He recalled that that day in 1989 they underestimated the power of the people who turned to the streets in rejection of the economic policies of then President Ca…

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The Venezuelan people evoked the 36th anniversary of El Caracazo, considered the first anti-imperialist popular rebellion against the International Monetary Fund and the neoliberal policies of then President Carlos Andrés Pérez.

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28-02-25.-The NGO Provea said this Thursday that in Venezuela the "violations" to human rights continue after 36 years of the so-called Caracazo, a "social explosion" that, he said, left "hundreds of dead, dozens of wounded and victims of the repression of the Venezuelan State". «36 years ago,...